When the summer sun starts baking your lawn, the last thing you want to discover is a faulty sprinkler system. A single broken head or hidden leak can mean the difference between a lush, green lawn and a patchy, stressed-out yard. At Spartan Irrigation, we’ve seen it all—and trust us, waiting until your grass is gasping for water is never the move. So, here’s why sprinkler repair is so crucial this spring.
Every homeowner dreams of a lush, green lawn—one that looks straight out of a magazine cover. But keeping your grass healthy and hydrated takes more than just good intentions. The real question is: What’s the best way to water your lawn? Should you go with a sleek underground irrigation system or stick with a traditional above-ground setup? At Spartan Irrigation, we know the ins and outs of both options. Let’s break down whether you should go with an underground or above-ground irrigation system.
Let’s address the elephant in the room: Lansing winters can be brutal, and they are especially tough on irrigation systems. With temperatures often dipping well below freezing, your sprinkler system faces significant risks if it’s not properly prepared. When water is left inside pipes or sprinkler heads during a cold snap, it can freeze and expand. This expansion can lead to cracked pipes, damaged valves, and broken sprinkler heads—issues that can turn into costly repairs come spring. At Spartan Irrigation, we can’t stress enough how important it is to winterize your system to avoid damage during harsh weather.
Michigan winters bring a magical blanket of snow, transforming our yards into picturesque scenes straight out of a postcard. While snowfalls are beautiful, have you ever wondered what all that snow is doing to your lawn and irrigation system hiding underneath? At Spartan Irrigation, we want to help you understand the impact of winter weather and how to protect your irrigation system for a healthy lawn come spring.
As the vibrant fall colors fade and the frosty mornings become more frequent, it’s time for homeowners to prepare their lawns for the impending winter months. While keeping a lush, green lawn during the growing season is a source of pride for many, continuing your sprinkler use too late into the fall can cause more harm than good. At Spartan Irrigation, we understand the unique challenges that come with maintaining a beautiful lawn, and we’re here to help. So, let’s explore the risks associated with late-fall sprinkler use and provide expert tips to protect your lawn during the cold seasons.
Are you tired of watching your water bills skyrocket while trying to keep your garden lush and thriving? At Spartan Irrigation, we know that maintaining your irrigation system doesn’t just save water – it can also save you money! Let’s dive into how regular irrigation maintenance can help your landscape flourish while keeping your budget in check.
Before you know it, the leaves will start changing colors, and the temperatures will drop. However, homeowners with sprinkler systems should start thinking about winterizing their irrigation systems long before the first frost. Winterizing your sprinkler system is crucial to preventing costly damage and ensuring your system is ready to go when spring arrives. So, let’s talk about three signs that it’s time to call Spartan Irrigation to winterize your sprinkler system.
Picture this: The leaves are turning a brilliant orange, the air is refreshingly crisp, and your lawn is beginning its gradual shift into dormancy. But even as fall encroaches, your sprinkler system’s role remains crucial. Properly managing your sprinkler system during seasonal changes can make the difference between a lush lawn in spring and a patchy one. So, today, Spartan Irrigation gives you tips for running your sprinkler system this fall.
If you have a beautiful lawn with a sprinkler system, chances are you’ve put in some hard work to keep it looking lush and green. However, accidents can happen, and one common mishap is accidentally mowing over a sprinkler head. While it may seem like a big problem at first, there are steps you can take to remedy the situation and get your sprinkler system back in working order. If these steps don’t work after you mow over a sprinkler head, then it’s time to call Spartan Irrigation for irrigation repairs.
If you have a sprinkler system in your yard, you may have heard the term “water hammer” before. But what exactly is water hammer, and how do you prevent it? Below, Spartan Irrigation gives you a detailed explanation of water hammer, how it can affect your sprinkler system, and most importantly, what you can do to prevent damage.